This '
unconditional convergence', which is not found in agriculture or services, can provide a powerful engine of structural transformation and growth, but its significance depends on the pace of industrialization.
He defines
unconditional convergence as implying that the coefficient in a growth-initial level regression should be negative even if no other variable, such as education, is included.
This, however, again leads to a coupling of h and k, and thus destroys
unconditional convergence. The problem can be reduced by using the Newton method for the midpoint scheme, which empirically allows for larger time steps; see [20] and also [8], where an efficient Newton-multigrid nonlinear solver has been proposed.
In particular, they show that services have exhibited "
unconditional convergence" in productivity recently.
investigates
unconditional convergence. The key element of
unconditional convergence is to look at whether the levels of regional economy will converge to a constant vector for all the regions over a specific time period.
Overall, both the conditional and
unconditional convergence models prove that Romania has an important role in the CEE regional convergence.
However, we believe that
unconditional convergence may not be expected when heterogeneous factors' endowment across countries is obvious.
From this inequality we can see the
unconditional convergence in W([L.sub.p], [l.sub.[infinity]])([[??].sup.d]) norm, too, if c [member of] [s.sub.p,[infinity],0].